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SIT Study Abroad: Tanzania: Climate Change & Sustainability
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Tanzania’s diverse ecology provides an extraordinary backdrop to explore climate change. In the interior mountains, study tropical forest management and examine the climatology, ecology, and hydrology of extinct volcano areas adjacent to Kilimanjaro National Park. In Ngorongoro Conservation Area, visit the largest intact collapsed volcano in the world and investigate how climate change affects mig...
Tanzania’s diverse ecology provides an extraordinary backdrop to explore climate change. In the interior mountains, study tropical forest management and examine the climatology, ecology, and hydrology of extinct volcano areas adjacent to Kilimanjaro National Park. In Ngorongoro Conservation Area, visit the largest intact collapsed volcano in the world and investigate how climate change affects migrating and grazing wildlife species such as zebras and wildebeests. While in Serengeti National Park, you will study the effects of climate change on the spatial distribution of wildlife, and in Zanzibar, you’ll learn about coral reef conservation. Throughout your journey, you’ll also consider solutions to issues posed by climate change—meeting with farmers, foresters, fishermen, community leader...
Program Highlights
Survey climate change across coastlines, mountains, and grasslands.
Explore the Zanzibar Archipelago and the lush forests of the Usambara Mountains.
Investigate how climate change affects migrating wildlife and coastal reefs.
Observe fauna, such as black rhinoceros, lions, elephants, and wildebeests.
Visit Ngorongoro Crater and take a game drive in Serengeti National Park, home to lions, black rhinoceros, elephants, and more.
Quick Details
- Arusha, Tanzania
- Summer
- Conservation & Preservation
- Ecology
- Sustainable Development
- All Nationalities
Awards
Program Details
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Locations
- Arusha, Tanzania
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Conservation & Preservation
- Ecology
- Sustainable Development
Availability
Years Offered: 2025, 2026
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- All Nationalities
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- All Program Activity Costs
- Medical / Accident Insurance
Accommodation Options
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- University Freshman (1st Year)
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Letters of Reference
- Physical Exam/Health Records
- Transcript
- Other
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Tanzania’s diverse ecology provides an extraordinary backdrop to explore climate change. In the interior mountains, study tropical forest management and examine the climatology, ecology, and hydrology of extinct volcano areas adjacent to Kilimanjaro National Park. In Ngorongoro Conservation Area, visit the largest intact collapsed volcano in the world and investigate how climate change affects migrating and grazing wildlife species such as zebras and wildebeests. While in Serengeti National Park, you will study the effects of climate change on the spatial distribution of wildlife, and in Zanzibar, you’ll learn about coral reef conservation. Throughout your journey, you’ll also consider solutions to issues posed by climate change—meeting with farmers, foresters, fishermen, community leader...
SIT Study Abroad
SIT Study Abroad
Ready to Learn More?
Tanzania’s diverse ecology provides an extraordinary backdrop to explore climate change. In the interior mountains, study tropical forest management and examine the climatology, ecology, and hydrology of extinct volcano areas adjacent to Kilimanjaro National Park. In Ngorongoro Conservation Area, visit the largest intact collapsed volcano in the world and investigate how climate change affects migrating and grazing wildlife species such as zebras and wildebeests. While in Serengeti National Park, you will study the effects of climate change on the spatial distribution of wildlife, and in Zanzibar, you’ll learn about coral reef conservation. Throughout your journey, you’ll also consider solutions to issues posed by climate change—meeting with farmers, foresters, fishermen, community leader...
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